Re: IOTA - the scam is being pumped hard now don't fall for the trap
Why do you assume someone holding crypto of any currency you don't like is a bagholder?
I don't assume; certain things make it obvious. Lol, you have no clue the kind of returns I've made on coins I've heard called scams... Ones you've missed out on and I've profited heavily.
Relevance? I don't really care about any returns that you've made.Do I care about IOTA as a tech? If it makes my day to day easier and simplistic, yes. If it doesn't help my day to day life but brings me profit, that's awesome too.
IOTA does not make anything easier nor simplistic. Everyone here wants to profit on coins, we're here to generate wealth through new technology.
False generalization fallacy.Don't look down on people here looking to make profit, 95% are here for that and like crypto as a hobby.
I do and I shall, as they are usually inferior creatures. 
The project has serious potential to be in the top 3 coins. BTC/IOTA/ETH.
Absolute nonsense claim backed up by vapor, just like the whole project.I don't want $6 transaction fees every time I move money. I don't want blocks that take 30 min to process. I don't want to hear about how big or small we should keep those shitty blocks. I want near-instant, free transfer of currency, not touched by gov't or bank. IOTA has delivered that, with a scale-able network on top.
IOTA is not trust-less, thus you are a lying hypocrite hyping up this scam.At this point I wonder if you're the one who's more financially involved because you're afraid of what this tech can bring, and what kind of bagholder you'll be when IOTA overtakes the other top 10 coins. FUD doesn't work as well as you think bud.
This is in no way any FUD and you are in no position to make qualified evaluations of anything, especially not considering that you're cognitively biased as a IOTA bagholder. Try again next time special snowflake.